[lingtalks] COGS 200 Monday: Chuansheng Chen

[Garrison Cottrell]

This announcement is for Cognitive Science 200, Fall 2006.
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Monday's (November 13, 2006) speaker:

Chuansheng Chen
Professor, UC Irvine Department of Psychology and Social Behavior

When: 3:00-4:30PM (WIne & Cheese to follow, Cog Sci courtyard)
Where: COGS 180
What:  Brain asymmetry and the processing of first, second, and  
artificial languages

Abstract:

Language processing generally shows left-brain dominance. There are,
however, variations (Chinese vs. English, native vs. second  
languages, and
inter-individual differences). In this talk, I will discuss several  
recent
studies that examine brain asymmetry when processing Chinese, second
language, and a logographic artificial language and its implications for
language learning.

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